USB printer sloooowww


  1. sirn51
    Posts : 3
    Windows 7 ultimate
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    USB printer sloooowww


    Hi there,

    I've bought an HP printer recently.

    My problem comes from the administration rights conflicts in win 7.
    When I call the printer from the administrator account, everything works perfect as it should.
    However when logged in as a user the printer takes about 2 min between call and print....And I can't access to print settings..
    I'd like to set it up so it work the way it should...
    My printer is a USB device.

    When going to device and printer as an administrator, I get the list.
    When going as a user, I get nothing on page....

    please help somebody
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  3. mckillwashere
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    Windows 7 x86/x64, Server 2008r2, Web Server 2008
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    have you tried installing the printer while on the user account?
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  4. sirn51
    Posts : 3
    Windows 7 ultimate
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    both admin and user account...it's doesn't work such an easy way
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  6. richnrockville
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    Windows 7 Pro x64 SP1
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    Wecome Sirn51 to the windows forums.

    If you log on as administrator and go to the printers, look at the printer properties by right clicking on the printer properties and then select the security tab. It might work ok if you check all the security blocks for all users to be able to control the printer. See if this helps after applying your changes and then logging back on with the 2nd account.

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  7. sirn51
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    I did it, the user is allowed to do every actions for the printer
    don't know where it comes from
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